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Col imbia recording stars Lester j
T a.r. Earl Scruggs and trie toggy
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OAS Troops
I Hit Hospital
ALGIERS. Algeria (UPI) Eu-
r0, ..an gunmen ot me vuuuwcu
Suet Army Organization (OAS)
"j:naiieil a Moslem hospital here
' ,iv Kxlav. machine-gunned help-
loss patients m ineir ueus unu
v recked part of the building with
Vi '.Himb.
! Early reports "said 10 Moslems
were killed and eight wounded,
r.-.ost of them seriously.
1 There was no immediate indica
tion whether the terrorists were
r.'.-.t-r certain Moslems in the hos
l'::al or whether the raid was a
demonstration to show the OAS will
en-, at nothing to wreck the cease
fire and keep Algeria from be-
toming independent.
I In other terrorist attacks, two
M)s!ems were killed and three
wounded.
' The attack on the Beaufrasier
hspital in the Algiers suburb of
B.mzareah followed Monday night's
mrtar shelling of the Algiers
ICubah in which seven Moslems
sv 're wounded.
blue grass music to the Carolina
campus in a concert to be held
next Wednesday night, at 8 in Me
morial Hall.
The concert, sponsored jointly by
Graham Memorial and the senior
class, will feature the kind of
mountain music which in less than
tea years has skyrocketed the
group to international notoriety.
Proceeds from the show will be
used to finance this year's senior
gift and to provide prize money
for a forthcoming campus-wide es
say contest.
Tickets may be purchased for
one dollar , apiece and are now on
sale at KemD's in downtown Chanel
Hill and at Graham Memorial.
3,000 Bottles
Wine Broken
BEAUNE. France (UPD Three
thousand bottles of Burgundy wine
were broken in the cellar of Louis
Chavy here Monday when an ar
my jet plane from the Dijon-Lbng-vic
airbase crashed through the
sound barrier.
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So let it rain! New rainy day
apparel offers added beenfits in
durable water repellency and easy
care.
U.S. Asks Funds Release
To- Aid European Nations
PARIS (UPI) -j The , United
States is asking for 'the release of
some $600 million in former. Mar
shall Plan funds for , aid to eco
nomically backward European
countries, authoritative diplomatic
sources said Tuesday.
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so-called European Fund : of the
9n-nntinn Organization for eco
nomic Coooeration and Develop
ment OECD. The sources describ
ed it as a "hangover" from the
days of Marshall aid which ended
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draw our strength from the pres
ent." ,
offered a slightly different'
interpretation than Seldes of revo
lutions, in television , and . films:.
"The reality . was . creating its
necessary medium." .
Grierson said TV was the middle
man between writers and the con
sumers. In answer to a question
later, he said, "But I wouldn't be
top pessimistig, it's simply a mat
ter of gettmg, better ana more
imaginative sponsorship ana' bacK-
ing."
In a discussion group yesterday
in Howell Hall. Griersoa compared !
American TV to Scottish, saying j
that while his own country, may
have b?tter' TV on "the--whole,
"Americaii television, when it is
good, is excellent ! and when it is
bad, is really badJ"
'There ar e . new , realities : Just
around the next corner we have
got to appreciate the world as a
changing world."
During the question and answer
period following Tuesday speeches:
What will be the effect of (New
ton) Minnow's tchairman of the
Federal Communications Commis
sion), "get tough" policy on . tele
vision?
Seldes: "I think Minnow made
a crave tactical mistake in ms
choice of words, calling IV a
preat wasteland. A iungle or swamp
perhaps, where too many mings
are happening, but not a waste
land.
"I don't think this sort of policy
will create the proper atmosphere
for good programming.. we ie,
the civilized few,' should tell them
what we want."; . :.
; , What does it taean to say that
H am an artist"? .
Grierson : V'How many semesters
are you available? I guess you
could, say Jhe pursuit of , lea.uty,
that is, you want to bring alive
the world of your, cbservations--the
world of reality. ,
"Also there is .a sense pf public
responsibility duty " to your , audi
ence, ,or giving vpeople a, sense of
being uplifted. There really is iio
specific answer to that."
How daT you . ahswer the charie
ibat Jelerisipa ts mae s 9. na-
tioa ' of jpbserrers?
-- Seides: AfcWe never were a na
tion of participants.
"!kiwvf! , I . do think that the
lendecy to, sit back and watch is
beng strengthened by TV. There
is a teridency ' .to .become specta
torj not. only of events but non
events; sheer fakery not fiction
JTai he . fibs Indastry , doae any
films in the past five years that
Justifies the industry being called
an art?
.Grierson: J'l never go to fea
tures any more I'm getting old
and am not a romantic any more.
" 'Savage Eye' and "Jazz on a
Summer's Day' both had certain
quite moving scenes, especially
the handling of Mahal ia Jackson
and the 'Lord's Prayer On the
documentary side I have seen some
films that I definitely consider to
be art." - ...
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